11-28-2022 06:11 AM - edited 11-28-2022 09:32 PM
Hello Cisco WLAN-experts,
we are running a Cisco Prime 3.8 with actual patches and have a nasty problem with Prime maps.
Apparently, since we are using 3800-APs and use FRA to deactivate 2.4GHzAntennas and use 5GHz-antennas instead.
But I'm not sure.
So to clearly say, the Cisco WLAN AP names are replaced by "N/A" in 5-GHz-maps.
This "N/A" would be correct for a 2.4GHz-map with APs using FRA and inactive 2.4-antenna.
But on a 5-GHz-Map ?!?
It is also not possible to add a new WLAN AP to those maps.
The new AP is not visible during Positioning, eventhough a blue flag is showing up on top of the map.
Please see attached picture to show the complete mess.
Who knows how we can get out of this sh.. ?
Any good tipp is welcome for 10 points.
Kind regards
Wini
11-28-2022 06:19 AM
Make sure that you look at the compatibility matrix and make sure the version or Prime is compatible with the version you are using on your controller. I have seen that in the past, but honestly can't remember how I fixed it. Maybe spin up a new Prime VM with the latest version available and see if you still see the issue. You might have to open a TAC case for this if a new Prime 3.10.x shows the same results.
11-28-2022 10:02 AM - edited 11-28-2022 10:03 AM
Did you clear your browser's cache or try a different browser by chance?
We had a similar issue on our 3.10.1 Prime with "N/A" being shown, not just for names but other metrics also. The 3.10.2 update fixed it. And I always clear my cache after upgrading or patching Prime to avoid weird GUI issues.
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